An identity is more than just a logo. Building a brand requires thoughtful consideration around colors, fonts, symbols, voice and tone. It’s the entire personality of a company.

Recognition comes with time but the thoughtful and intentional placement of all of the elements, it truly is the sum of its parts.

Branding Work

Wild Heart Salon

A salon destination where the little things make a big impact and a lasting impression. The owners put pieces of their soul into crafting this brand, this logo is just a glimpse into their identity.
Butterfly Energy PBC

Butterfly Energy has a vision to reshape how we gather energy. Butterflies gather energy by opening their wings and absorbing the sun. The symbolism matters as you build the story.
Hagopian Arts

Hagopian Arts is an independent female-owned and operated public art initiative. Kala Hagopian was highly influenced by a childhood spent in nature and her identity and artwork represent that.
Realtor Brand within KW

Katelyn is a passionate and successful realtor. She’s grown her client base, her brand and continues to engage all audiences educating them about the housing market.
Friendship Brand

Friends born out of hard times, need a solid identity. The foundation of the logo is the group’s love of baking, love of their families and the humor that they find in the chaos of life.
Maple Syrup Brand

Passion runs deep when it comes to home grown sugar shacks deep in the Adirondack region. This organic maple sugar camp is an effort of love and hard work.
Swim Club Parent Group

Swim clubs & summer camps are a dime a dozen, but when you find an one, that fosters children’s passions through fun and safety in the pool, you create a fun parent group logo for all the group chats.
Nonprofit Identity

Kanna for All (KFA) is a nonprofit organization founded in 2022 with the mission to build the foundation of lifelong health and well-being, through community-based fitness, for the youth who need it most.

Make it stand out.

Whether communicating to a large external audience or to a small member group, the way the communications are presented will shape the viewer’s experience.